Ugliest New Car for sale today!

colm_mcm

Johnny K wrote: »

Dacia Logan mcv, fairly practical but man it's ugly!

There's a new less fugly one out now.

alias no.9

Frankie Lee wrote: »

They've aged very well I though, hideously ugly when released but they have grown on me.

There are a variety of options for people whose eyesight deteriorates as they age. Glasses, contact lenses, laser eye surgery, cataract removal, etc... but the first step should be to consult with an optician.

alias no.9

Dia1988 wrote: »

BMW 2 series

I saw one yesterday and it looks a constipated design.

Considering they just rear ended a 1 series with a Mercedes B class to produce the design, I'd imagine it's a bit impacted in the rear end alright.

rubin_spitfire

colm_mcm wrote: »

The Spaceback is quite offensive in the flesh. Especially the side profile.

I am yet to see one up close, but I thought the Spaceback looked good.

Cleveland Hot Pocket

alias no.9 wrote: »

There are a variety of options for people whose eyesight deteriorates as they age. Glasses, contact lenses, laser eye surgery, cataract removal, etc... but the first step should be to consult with an optician.

rubin_spitfire

ba_barabus wrote: »

A car I really want to like but I fear those plastic strips on the door will crack and fall apart in time. The rest I really like, especially the interior. I reckon the plastic on the doors will quietly disappear in time.

I was very much disappointed with the interior of the Cactus. I cannot help but like it though, nice to see Citroen where they once were, making quirky cars. The last few years have not been good for them in terms of originality, in a sense. They were very distinctive cars right up until the late 1990s.

AMKC

Chrysler Ypsilon. Just an odd looking car never that never quite looked right.

As for the BMW 2 Series MPV I think it looks classy and stylish and the VW Golf SV ain,t bad looking either would not call it ugly maybe a bit dull like most VWs I suppose.

rubin_spitfire

I think the 2014 Jeep Cherokee deserves a nomination.

rubin_spitfire

The Porsche Panamera also.

Wife had one, a truly awful car in every way.

Special Circumstances

AMKC wrote: »

Chrysler Ypsilon. Just an odd looking car never that never quite looked right.

As for the BMW 2 Series MPV I think it looks classy and stylish and the VW Golf SV ain,t bad looking either would not call it ugly maybe a bit dull like most VWs I suppose.

Lotta blandness being called out here but the roomster and the mini coupe are the only out and out uggos so far I think. Fiar 500l mpw in third place. Ypsilon is gammy in fairness but I think all the modern lancias are gammy.
Meh you'd swear I was driving ferrari or a Citroen ds or some other design classic myself rather a jap family wagon.

Special Circumstances

rubin_spitfire wrote: »

The Porsche Panamera also.

Wife had one, a truly awful car in every way.

I'd get over looking at a panamera much quicker than the bmw 5GT.

rubin_spitfire

Special Circumstances wrote: »

I'd get over looking at a panamera much quicker than the bmw 5GT.

We have a 530 GT ordered for next year, actually.

Cleveland Hot Pocket

rubin_spitfire wrote: »

We have a 530 GT ordered for next year, actually.

For the love of god why

rubin_spitfire

Cleveland Hot Pocket wrote: »

For the love of god why

Baby seat will not fit in a 911.

Dia1988

Chrysler Ypsilon

I'm a bit divided about it!

http://waynesworldautobloguk.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/waynesworldauto-co-uk-chrysler-ypsilon-black-red-006.jpg

Dia1988

Jeep Cherokee

Oh Christ!

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/db/2014_Jeep_Cherokee_North_4x2_Edition_Canada_Front.jpg

rubin_spitfire

I can accept the Ypsilon as a Lancia.

Dia1988

I've saved the best for the last........The Rodius by Ssangyong.

Who designed this?






Wonder if Bill Cullen will sell many especially with their hight Co2 tax rates!!

rubin_spitfire

Its an improvement over the previous model, which is surprisingly very common in Ireland, I noticed.

Cleveland Hot Pocket

rubin_spitfire wrote: »

Baby seat will not fit in a 911.

No comparison between the two though :eek:

rubin_spitfire

Cleveland Hot Pocket wrote: »

No comparison between the two though :eek:

No, but it one car that I am willing to rid myself of in favor of a "family wagon"

bazz26

BMW 1 Series, 2nd generation is even uglier than the 1st.

JohnBoy26

Mini 5 door

ninty9er

rubin_spitfire wrote: »

Ford Ecosport.

If ever a market research team made a clerical error in results, this is it.

Who in the name of Jesus did they design this for?

ba_barabus

ninty9er wrote: »

Who in the name of Jesus did they design this for?

South Americans.

It sells very well there.

Gatling

ba_barabus wrote: »

Can you buy it new?

That will teach me to read the thread title before posting apparently Toyota no longer make them

JohnBoy26

Subaru impreza

MetzgerMeister

Dia1988 wrote: »

BMW 2 series

I saw one yesterday and it looks a constipated design.

http://www.caradvice.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/BMW-2-Series-Active-Tourer-8.jpg

I think that looks rather good. Dunno how people say it looks crap but no one ever said that the Mazda5 looks crap and it's nearly the same thing!

colm_mcm

ninty9er wrote: »

If ever a market research team made a clerical error in results, this is it.

Who in the name of Jesus did they design this for?

Indians.

Its an awful lot cheaper in India too.

Dia1988

Mercedes benz CLA class

It just doesn't look right to me, it seems very unproportional!
Why not just buy a C class or a Year or 2 year old CLS for same money.

colm_mcm

Looks great in the flesh though.

Dia1988

JohnBoy26 wrote: »

Subaru impreza

This is horrible! 😱

colm_mcm

Thankfully nobody buys them.
Oddly they dropped the boxer Diesel engine.

Guy:Incognito

Dia1988 wrote: »

Why not just buy a C class or a Year or 2 year old CLS for same money.
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That argument could be made for any car ever sold.

Why not just have 1 car maker selling 1 model and we can all buy it.

JohnBoy26

colm_mcm wrote: »

Thankfully nobody buys them.
Oddly they dropped the boxer Diesel engine.

If you can go by Google those boxer diesels supposedly give their fair share of issues.

colm_mcm

They still do it in the legacy and forester though

Marcusm

rubin_spitfire wrote: »

Baby seat will not fit in a 911.

You've got the wrong baby seat so.

micks_address

I own one of these in dark blue...that photo doesn't do the car any favours... most reviews prefer the shape of the tourer to the hatchback but each to their own as they say

https://www.google.ie/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&ei=TemiVNypL4r4yQTPooGQCg&url=http://www.whatcar.com/car-reviews/honda/civic-tourer/summary/26090-6&ved=0CB4QFjAA&usg=AFQjCNEOl8UtVvxIlKwoee3iojqOCZ6kIg&sig2=jxIgR8jma5jgJRJW1tH53A

Dia1988 wrote: »

Hi all,

Just seen this Honda Civic tourer for sale and I immediately thought "What an ugly car"

I was surprised especially when the Civic hatchback is so innovative and stylish in my opinion.

But what were Honda thinking with this?

http://cars.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/honda-civic-1-6-tourer-sport/7987866




My question, what new car were you surprised at for being so ugly compared to its previous model or Hatchback/saloon/estate model.

I don't want any suggestions about the Ssangyong Rexton, that has always been an ugly car in any guise and generation.

bazz26

Dia1988 wrote: »

Mercedes benz CLA class

It just doesn't look right to me, it seems very unproportional!
Why not just buy a C class or a Year or 2 year old CLS for same money.

That logic doesn't make sense. Going by that why would anyone bother buying any new car then when they could buy a 20 year old 911 for the same money?

The CLA, CLS, are niche models derived from regular saloons for those who want something a bit more sportier than a standard saloon.

Noccy_Mondy

The Nissan Juke wins it for me. Looks like a spaceship with up to 3 sets of lights facing you at night

rubin_spitfire

Marcusm wrote: »

You've got the wrong baby seat so.

What I meant was, it didn't fit well. It is a 964 with no rear seat belts.

rubin_spitfire

The Nissan Munaro is another one.

dr.fuzzenstein

rubin_spitfire wrote: »

What I meant was, it didn't fit well. It is a 964 with no rear seat belts.

Surely as a true petrol head driving a Porsche has to come before the safety off your children!

Special Circumstances

dr.fuzzenstein wrote: »

Surely as a true petrol head driving a Porsche has to come before the safety off your children!

I've always thought there was a market for a rear strut brace attachment for child seats. Still not much help in a porsche I suppose.

rubin_spitfire

It was the Porsche or the 'rarri that had to go.

I have four major classic projects on the go, so we have six cars around here with another on the way, and as I no longer get much use from it, it was the one to go.

ShadowHearth

colm_mcm wrote: »

Looks great in the flesh though.

Agree with this. In flesh it looks really really nice.

rubin_spitfire

Subaru Tribeca is another to add to the list.

Dia1988

Mitsubishi i-Miev (electric)

The aesthetics of this car won't help people out of their oil burning cars.

dr.fuzzenstein

If the boss of Mitsubishi had said "make it as ugly as possible so no one in their right mind will buy that".

colm_mcm

dr.fuzzenstein wrote: »

If the boss of Mitsubishi had said "make it as ugly as possible so no one in their right mind will buy that".

Bingo!